Indonesia has long been hailed as a tropical paradise by Kiwi travelers.
Cheap airfares, friendly locals and well-priced accommodation is enough to lure many out of their winter hibernation. With Bali, a majority Hindu Indonesia Island east of Java, being the well-trodden favourite
But a revised criminal code, which includes a law labelled by some as a “bonk ban”, could make the classic Bali getaway far less alluring for New Zealanders. Especially the unmarried ones.
The new law basically make it easier to prosecute those caught having sex outside of marriage and will affect both locals and visitors to the country.